Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Origano Pizzeria is a great little restaurant that serves brilliant pizza! It is perfect for a romantic meal out or a catch up with friends.
250 locals recommend
Origano pizzeria
236 Leith WalkOrigano Pizzeria is a great little restaurant that serves brilliant pizza! It is perfect for a romantic meal out or a catch up with friends.
Drinks & Nightlife
Panda & Sons is a prohibition style bar that is accesible via, what looks like, a barber shop. The cocktails are creative and the food is of high quality, worth a visit if you can find it.
297 locals recommend
Panda & Sons
79 Queen StPanda & Sons is a prohibition style bar that is accesible via, what looks like, a barber shop. The cocktails are creative and the food is of high quality, worth a visit if you can find it.
Bramble Bar & lounge is a great cocktail bar that is extremely hidden and is a great spot for a few drinks with friends. Located under the tailors, travel down the stairs on Queen Street and you will find this hidden gem of Edinburgh.
235 locals recommend
Bramble Bar & Lounge
16A Queen StBramble Bar & lounge is a great cocktail bar that is extremely hidden and is a great spot for a few drinks with friends. Located under the tailors, travel down the stairs on Queen Street and you will find this hidden gem of Edinburgh.
Arts & Culture
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.
1378 locals recommend
National Museum of Scotland
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.
Sightseeing
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.
302 locals recommend
Scott Monument
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.